Rubik's Toy Box

To be frank, I thought the Sentients' culture would be something a lot more alien, something that would reflect their weird natures. But they're going with a Film Noir theme, and a lot of what they're describing is surprisingly human for a race of eldritch machines. Granted, I haven't played through The New War, or The Old Peace, so maybe their civilization is supposed to resemble that of Earth, but it just seems weird from an outside perspective.

Finally completed Lostbelt 5.1... only took a few years.

"Did you get her?" "No." "What did it cost?" "Everything." Author's Notes:

Reviews in the Box is filmed in front of a live studio audience... by which I mean the guy taking the pictures.

Author's Notes:

Remember when I made a whole toy review of some Transformers figures? Wanna see me do it again?

The toy show that Optimus is talking about is the annual toy show at Farpoint Toys & Collectibles. There's always a bunch of different sellers there, and quite a few of them have TF toys as part of their stock - including 3rd Party stuff. Triton wasn't the only thing I picked up at that show, but none of it was as cool as the 3rd party toy, so Optimus won't be reviewing any of them.

Something I didn't mention in the review - Triton has a pair of 5mm circles in his thighs. I think they're just there for decoration, since they're pretty shallow... but I was able to stick his cannons in there, and they'll stay in place. Also, he's got 5mm ports in his feet (they're part of the transformation), so if you have any Weaponizers on hand, you can go nuts with him.

If the lighting seems to change, that's because I had to move to another room mid-way through taking pictures.